More powers were proposed during the summer (June I think). At the time it was suggested these would be dependent on the general election results - I thought that was wrong, as a general election should be fought on a range of issues. Nearer the time the political leaders re-stated their commitment, and Gordon Brown proposed a timetable. None of the above influenced me, or many other No voters, they may have influenced others. They may have pushed some waverers to Yes. Certainly as a No voter I cringed when Cameron and Milliband opened their mouths towards the end of the campaign. But then I cringe at a lot of politicians.
Whatever - we are where we are and we need to move on. If areas in the rest of the UK want devolution then that should be addressed. I think we need a UK wide constitutional convention. And we need to take time to get it right. That might mean a limited range of powers to Scotland now to meet the timetable, and a more extensive review of how the whole UK is best run (and how the people in various areas want it to be run) that takes longer. It shouldn't be a knee jerk reaction.